Question 26 · LEK · Chest compressions
Indicate the location where a rescuer’s hands should be placed on an adult patient while performing CPR:
- A. in the middle of the chest.
- B. in the lower half of the sternum.
- C. on the intranipple line.
- D. A,B are true.
- E. A,B,C are true.
Hint
ERC describes the compression point in two equivalent ways; consider whether nipple-based landmarks are still recommended.
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